From Lyon to Barcelona Train Tickets

Lyon to Barcelona by TGV - French high speed trains

Comfort and Economy by TGV, French high speed railway.

TGV: There is one word to describe TGV. Fast! World speed record holder, it zips from city to city at up to 322 kph (201 mph). With Paris as its hub, France's high speed network interconnects throughout Europe. TGV's high speed travel makes it an attractive alternative to the plane.
If we had to find another word to describe the TGV, it would have to be “often”. Because, every day, 450 trains criss-cross the network, offering you a wide choice of journey times. Ensuring your comfort and convenience
Looking for the best price, at the best time? That's second nature at TGV!
First or Second class.

1st Class
Travel by First Class on TGV with wider, adjustable seats, power sockets for your electronic devices and all a 1st Class could offer in comfort.

A relaxing journey whether you are travelling alone, in a group or with your family.
First Class TGV has wider, reclining seats for maximum comfort.
Head rest, fold-down table, foot rest, individual adjustable light and power socket: making your comfort a priority.

2nd Class
TGV Second Class options will provide a confortable and saving option for you as well. Although it has a little bit less space in general when compared to 1st clas, it´s still a viable option when you want a saving option. You will find confort in 2nd class specially when travelling in big groups.
Second Class brings you seats with head rest, a fold-down table, foot rest and an individual reading light for your maximum

Some TGV are double-deckers: TGV Duplex.When placing an order you can list on the additional information box if you want a UPPER Decker or a LOWER one.

The TGV bar has a wide selection of meals and sweet snacks available to satisfy everybody's hunger. Eat at the bar or take them back to your seat. There is also a selection of DVDs, magazines, games and public transport tickets on sale.
Great meals and tasty snacks

Enjoy great meals on board the TGV: the Bar TGV and its shop can be found in coaches 4 and 14! Here you can create your own tasty and well-balanced menu with hot dishes, salads, sandwiches, desserts... or choose one of the Bar suggestions!

TGV GETS THE CHRISTIAN LACROIX TOUCH
Fashion designer Christian Lacroix has revamped the interior decor of the new TGV trains. New colours, equipment and spacious areas: rediscover your TGV!
2009: A Christian Lacroix makeover for TGV trains.
In 2009, fashion designer Christian Lacroix was selected to redesign the TGV interiors.
The trains have been given a makeover so can can travel in style and comfort like never before! These new trains run primarlily on the East France network.
Second Class: more space
The Second Class travellers now enjoy more legroom (92 cm compared to 85cm previously). Their seat is reclining and their head rest adjustable. Power sockets are also available.
Christian Lacroix has come up with an energising purple and red colour scheme for our new-look Second Class compartments.
“Le Bureau” in Second Class
The new TGV trains now feature a new “communications” area in Second Class: “Le Bureau”. Use this area for all your communications needs. It also features a power socket. This compartment is located in coach 7.

First Class: relaxation
For Christian Lacroix, First Class is all about relaxation so he chose a harmonious grey colour scheme. Every seat is reclining, every traveller has their own individual power socket, a pillow and adjustable table.
Don't forget: you can now use your mobile phone throughout your journey – But please consider using the areas between two coaches so as not to disturb the other travellers.

Lyon to Barcelona Sants by T G V

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Use Promo code: AUTOMNE25to get $25 off your purchase of $401 or more TGV tickets,
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Notes:

It's simple: Just inform the Promo Code (AUTOMNE25) when checkout

This promotion is not valid in conjuction with another promotion

Limited offer.. Subject to be canceled or changed at any time

To TGV AUTOMNE Sale Promotion, the total order amount to promotion doesn't include shipping or service fee

For booking, click or touch in corresponding fare. All fares in US Dollars per person.

Flexi fare (full fare)Railway Company: TGVIncludes seat reservation.Seat reservation guaranteed. 80% refundable up to 1 day before departure dateExchangeable up to 1 day before departure datePrinted at home tickets available.Subject to availability.

Child fareChild: between 4 and 11 years old (inclusive)Railway Company: TGVIncludes seat reservation.Seat reservation guaranteed.80% refundable up to 1 day before departure dateNo exchangeablee-tickets available.Subject to availability.

As soon as your booking have been processed, you will receive a booking confirmation, including a PNR number (reservation code) , by email.

How retrieve your etickets at train station:
To begin, touch the Welcome Screen on the YELLOW self-service kiosks. For English, select the British flag. Select “File and Electronic Ticket withdrawal.” Next, select “Withdrawal with a file reference number”. You will also see 2 other options, however the only option available to you is “Withdrawal with a file reference number.”
Enter your e-ticket confirmation code or PNR at the prompt for “ticket file number” and select “confirm.” Your e-ticket confirmation code or PNR is a 6 character letter combination unique to your trip, and is in the email confirmation you received from Euro Railways.

Enter the traveler’s last name at the prompt and select “confirm”.
Review displayed trip and select “Collect the chosen journey.” Wait for tickets to be printed and retrieve them from the kiosk.

Prior to boarding your train, you must validate (composter) your ticket. “Machine a Composter” are located in the station near the tracks.

Please note: there may be multiple e-ticket confirmation codes for your itinerary.
Important: Arrive at the train station at least 45 minutes prior to your departure time to print your tickets and board your train. Print at the station e-tickets for French trains need to be issued from a train station in France. If you have a roundtrip ticket, issue both the outbound and return trip at the same time from your station of origin. If you fail to do so and are traveling outside of France, you will find yourself unable to print your return train ticket.
Please check our detailed instruction if you have any other doubt (pdf).

Also, the etickets retrieve instructions are sent attached with the booking confirmation email

a) Seat Reservations: The train tickets include the seat reservations.
b) Promotional Fare: No refundable. Exchangeable at train station prior the booked trip date.
c) Adult Full Fares and Children Fares: Children fare are valid for persons under 12 years old. Children under 4 years old travel free.
80% refundable up to 3 days before the travel date. When printed tickets should be returned to our office. *Exchangeable at train station.
d) Seat Reservations, Passholder fare: Requires a valid rail pass. We only can book it for travelers who have purchased their rail passes through our company.
No refundable. No exchangeable.
e) All tickets are subject to confirmation. The tickets have a variable horizon for booking, normally 60 to 90 days within trip date. A booking confirmation will be sent as soon as the booking have been processed.
f) All fares are per person in US Dollars, subject to to change before the booking processing
g) E-tickets: The way for retrieve or use instructions will be sent with the booking confirmation by email. The tickets should be retrieved and printed at train station or printed at home as instructed in booking confirmation.
h) Physical Tickets (optional): The tickets are sent by FedEx, with the selected shipping option to the informed shipping address.
i) Tickets Protection: An good option for you travel in peace in mind. Reimbursement and General rules as described at General Terms and Conditions.
j) Handling fee: all bookings are subject to US$ 8 handling fee

Rail Passes & Tickets Options

Rail tickets & passes options for travel multiple times through a single or multiple countries.

Useful Information

Lyon

Lyon Part Dieu: This modern station was constructed in 1978 in conjunction with one of the largest shopping centers in France, a major government office complex, and the tallest skyscraper in the region, nicknamed Le Crayon (The Pencil) due to its shape.

SNCF Assistance
f you encounter service disruptions or major delays, SNCF Assistance canimprove your travel experience during peak periods. Our volunteer staff are attentive and service-oriented, with an added guarantee of assistance should you need it.

In stations: staff members greet you and keep you informed during delays. If problems continue, they provide simple boxed meals.

On board trains: the conductor arranges for onboard staff to assist you.

If your train arrives in Paris after metro and RER lines have shut down for the night, you’ll be transported safely to your home under a special agreement between the city and Paris taxi companies.

Acessibility

Accès Plus, Accès TER and Accès Plus Transilien services provide special assistance to travellers with disabilities or limited mobility. Available in nearly 360 stations throughout the French rail network, in five regions and in 51 stations in the Paris region, these services cost absolutely nothing. To take advantage of them, contact your Accès Plus adviser.

And then? Relax!

On your day of departure, go to the station 30 minutes before your train is scheduled to leave. An SNCF staff member will accompany you to the train, carry your luggage (up to 15 kilos) and get you settled on board.

When you reach your destination, an SNCF staff member will meet you and take you to your meeting point in the station. If you’re changing trains, he'll help you board your new train.

For travel between Lille, Lyon and Rennes, our Accès Synchro pilot program can assist you from your home to your destination

Barcelona Sants: Considered one of the most utilized transport hubs in the Spain, the Barcelona Sants Train Station is the primary train station for national and international arrivals and departures. Situated in the west of the city, it is easily reached by bus, taxi or the metro.

RENFE ATENDO Service
Renfe Operadora’s Atendo service provides free assistance for railway passengers with reduced mobility or other disabilities. As a specialised service, it offers passengers guidance, information and help with access to and transit at stations, as well as assistance for getting on and off trains.

Our Atendo service personnel are trained to assist and be aware of the specific needs of people with disabilities.

Since it was first introduced, the Atendo Service has been extended to make many more stations accessible for passengers. Furthermore, the notice required for the service has been reduced and it offers permanent assistance on demand at main stations.

Atendo is an example of the commitment made by Spain’s Ministry of Public Works to improving accessibility for railway users and demonstrates its support for equal rights and opportunities in public transport services.

Renfe Operadora is a public company supervised by Spain’s Ministry of Public Works. It is constantly moving forward in its access-for-all approach, improving and developing its plans on train accessibility in collaboration with the organisations involved (CERMI and FUNDACIÓN ONCE). The company is also firmly focused on becoming the first-choice means of transport for people with disabilities.

If you need a transit wheelchair for getting through the station and/or getting on the train, please call 902 24 05 05 or 91 774 40 40.

SNCF Assistance
If you encounter service disruptions or major delays, SNCF Assistance canimprove your travel experience during peak periods. Our volunteer staff are attentive and service-oriented, with an added guarantee of assistance should you need it.

In stations: staff members greet you and keep you informed during delays. If problems continue, they provide simple boxed meals.

On board trains: the conductor arranges for onboard staff to assist you.

If your train arrives in Paris after metro and RER lines have shut down for the night, you’ll be transported safely to your home under a special agreement between the city and Paris taxi companies.

Acessibility
Accès Plus, Accès TER and Accès Plus Transilien services provide special assistance to travellers with disabilities or limited mobility. Available in nearly 360 stations throughout the French rail network, in five regions and in 51 stations in the Paris region, these services cost absolutely nothing. To take advantage of them, contact your Accès Plus adviser.

And then? Relax!

On your day of departure, go to the station 30 minutes before your train is scheduled to leave. An SNCF staff member will accompany you to the train, carry your luggage (up to 15 kilos) and get you settled on board.

When you reach your destination, an SNCF staff member will meet you and take you to your meeting point in the station. If you’re changing trains, he'll help you board your new train.

For travel between Lille, Lyon and Rennes, our Accès Synchro pilot program can assist you from your home to your destination